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How do you learn new tracks nowadays?
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What do you mean by this? I use both programs but don't don't have them connected in any way so I'm curious on what I might be missing out on.
I send the MIDI data from Guitar Pro out to Ableton where guitar/drum/bass simulators can interpret that data and reproduce the song with realistic instruments.
Basically replacing Guitar Pro's RSE with much higher quality recordings. You don't need to use Ableton, any DAW or VST host will work fine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2XnmciQKDA this video explains the process.
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